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Unable to get AVS Token #57
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When it says:
Can you expand that message? Then paste it here |
Hi @dolanmiu, unfortunately, no. It's not an in-depth error message that offers any actual details - just a generic page with that wording. |
Normally when I get that error, its because the URLs weren't set properly on Amazon's side |
Same error here, any fixes ?? |
The same issue im also facing here |
I have exactly the same problem. |
Getting the refresh token is out of scope of this MMM module I will re-think of a way to make this process easier |
Can you hint at any other method of getting the token? |
The methods are on the README, personally I use the tool I built (mentioned in the README): https://magic-mirror-avs.github.io/Alexa-Web-Helper/ But it seems not everyone has luck with it Are they following instructions properly? Is the country they are in not supported? I have no idea at this point |
I did the method 2 using ARC (https://github.com/dolanmiu/MMM-awesome-alexa/wiki/How-to-get-AVS-Token-2) and that one was working. No idea what went wrong with the Alexa-Web-Helper |
So you are all set? Got the refresh token? |
Yes, I have a refresh token now. Got it through the second alternative (not using the helper from Awesome Alexa) |
Hello, just readed all issues to the topic to get the refresh token.
Also the url is filled @amazon: First errors:
But Chromium opens and shows this: Can anybody help me to get a solution? Thanks! |
Im having the same issue. I've tried to use the helper site from the pi and i've tried both the other methods as well as the scripts. with the website methods i get the generic amazon error message We're sorry!An error occurred when we tried to process your request. Rest assured, we're already working on the problem and expect to resolve it shortly.with the script im getting
i really am not sure where to go from here |
What is this |
@E3V3A Check my node script PR and check its code. It explains it |
@henrikra Sorry, but your PR doesn't say anything about that. Or it may be that I can't find the right PR, since I can only see one. @DaDonkDon You are missing the PERL module needed to run the script. You should ask the repo owners to document how to install that. (Hint: mpan,cpan,cpanp ) |
@E3V3A Here is the line you are looking for: https://github.com/dolanmiu/MMM-awesome-alexa/pull/82/files#diff-644654018d7dc381638fba5eddfbbd8cR23 |
@henrikra You could just have said so, no? (Would have saved both of us time and effort looking around.) |
Could someone tell me what the Device ID is? I've tried everything and not getting anywhere! Also, the Allowed Return URL: https://sakirtemel.github.io/MMM-alexa/ keeps giving me this: I have made all the changes per @henrikra made, but I can't get any further getting the codes I need to connect to AVS because all three of the processes listed to obtain the refesh tokens either ask for a Device ID and/or refer to the URL that gives error at Amazon. What am I doing wrong or what step(s) am I skipping or missing or possibly overlooking??? |
I agree with @justjim1220 and have the same exact problem. I have tried all 3 of the options (and countless variations) available in the (rather confusing and unclear installation instructions). I have even tried using other tools. Still I am not able to get the The installation instructions are not very clear since they are all using different URLs. I suggest the maintainers and developers of this repo to please have a look at your own instructions and follow them from scratch, and come back and help us walk through this and explain how to do this right. ❤️
I'm just about to give up on this project... |
Ok, I've rewritten the Bash script and found out that the reason it doesn't work for so many people is the following. You should read the Amazon documents more carefully and fix the installation docs. https://developer.amazon.com/docs/alexa-voice-service/authorize-companion-site.html#lwa
When they say opaque, they mean a random 256 bit value, or simply 32 random hex values, but can probably be less.
Thus, I would guess, in order to keep this running, we need both tokens?
@dolanmiu @henrikra PS. Why don't you merge the node script authentication so that it is more easily available/fixable. |
TBH, IDK. However, eventually we should try to Node all the scripts, so that it can be automated into the app itself, given that we already give the config info there. It's a bit annoying to have to enter almost the same data in at least 3 different places. I still think you should merge those scripts into the main, but don't remove the bash, yet. |
@E3V3A But why did you try to use |
Ok, I guess I'm a bit confused at this point... What I want is for my Family MagicMirror, one used by several people in my family, And I don't want everyone to have to have their own Aamzon Login. I just want to be able to use Alexa within the mirror as an Interactive Personal Assistant. One that will have Facial recognition, or Voice Recognition, or Both being able to know which family member is currently wanting to use the Mirror. I don't have a website to attach to Alexa requiring a User Login. All I need is for Alexa to interact with my family in the same manner as Echo. Basically, I would like make my mirror to interact exactly like an Echo device, but not have to purchase an Echo device. So, am I in the right place within these forums? |
That's what we all want. But it take some time getting used to the various jargon, interfaces and developer sites (Amazon). It works pretty close to Echo, but after you create the device and have it connected to your MM, then you need to login to the Alexa setting site. This is different from the developer site. There you can train the voice, setup new skills and location etc. |
I'm trying to generate refresh token. When I am copy pasting the link to the browser to authorize Alexa , I'm getting a blank webpage with message: |
im getting "This site can’t be reached localhost refused to connect. this error |
This error is intended All the info you need is in the address bar |
Hi there, I've setup an account and created an 'app' for the AVS on the Amazon developer's site but I'm not able to complete the setup by getting the access token to generate the config.
I'm able to get to the Amazon login page and see the prompt about 'when you click okay, we'll provide Magic Mirror connectivity to Amazon Alexa" ('Magic Mirror' is the name of my AVS 'app').
Unfortunately, when I hit okay, I'm directed to an Amazon Error page stating "we're sorry! an error has occurred when we tried to process your request, etc".
I've tried the method using the auth_code.sh and auth_code2.sh bash scripts but ultimately received the same 'we're sorry' error message from Amazon.
Any idea where I could have gone wrong?
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